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WTW (Willis Towers Watson)
WTW · NASDAQInsurance Brokerage & Advisory
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Company details
Market cap
~$24B
Revenue (FY25)
$9.7B
Net income
$1.6B
Diluted EPS
$16.26
Adj. EPS
$17.08
Div yield
~1.5%
Adj. EBITDA margin
27%
Colleagues
~46,900
In plain English
WTW is one of the world's 'Big Three' insurance brokers and advisers. It doesn't carry risk itself — it places companies' insurance and reinsurance with carriers for a commission, and advises employers on health, pensions, pay and people. After a $30B merger with Aon collapsed under US antitrust pressure in 2021, WTW sold its reinsurance arm (Willis Re) to Gallagher and refocused on two engines: Risk & Broking, and Health, Wealth & Career.
In simple terms
What WTW (Willis Towers Watson) really sells
WTW is one of the world's 'Big Three' insurance brokers and advisers. It doesn't carry risk itself — it places companies' insurance and reinsurance with carriers for a commission, and advises employers on health, pensions, pay and people. After a $30B merger with Aon collapsed under US antitrust pressure in 2021, WTW sold its reinsurance arm (Willis Re) to Gallagher and refocused on two engines: Risk & Broking, and Health, Wealth & Career.
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